Funeral services set for Howard Wilson Jr. in Middletown
Howard A. Wilson Jr. 56 co owner of the Wilson memorial home dies at Middletown Hospital from a heart ailment after a week at home and a seizure. He was born in Middletown and joined his brother in the family business in 1933 after teaching in Syria. Surviving are his widow Mil Jared and four brothers. Funeral Saturday at 2 30 pm at First Presbyterian Church with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Memorials suggested to the church of one's choice.
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Wilson
Middletown Hospital
Douglass Street
Trenton
Middletown
S. Main Street
Wilson Funeral Home
Thomas Wilson
Arthur Wilson
Howard Wilson
fSr
Thomas
Mr Wilson
Tripoli
Syria
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Mr. Wilson
St. James Episcopal Preparatory School
Hagerstown
Lions Club
Masonic Lodge
First Presbyterian Church of
Mt. Olivet Presbyterian Church
Sportsmen's Club
Peasttown Grange
Ohio
National Funeral Directors Associations
First
South Pacific
American Legion
Mil Jared
Alvin
William
Chicago
Paul Wilson
Ocala
Fla
First Presbyterian Church
Richard Rodda
Mt. Olivet
Russell W. Galloway
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson Memorial
Guantanamo Families To Be Returned Before Christmas
Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth announced that a majority of Navy and Marine Corps dependents evacuated from Guantanamo will be allowed to return before Christmas. About 1,400 of over 2,800 dependents will go back by first available transport, with air from Norfolk and surface ships from New York starting Dec 11.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Navy
Marine Corps
Guantanamo
Cuba
Norfolk
New York
Marine
Death of Pershing Caudill at Middletown Hospital
Pershing Caudill aged 41 of 1601 First Ave died at Middletown Hospital at 7 15 am after five years illness. Survived by wife Goldie three children a brother Lee of West Middletown and two sisters Mildred Reed Clay City Ky and Selma Brown of Indiana. Arrangements incomplete at Riggs Funeral Home.
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Pershing Caudill
First Ave
Toio
Middletown Hospital
Goldie
Lee
West Middletown
Mildred Reed
Clay City
Selma Brown F
Indiana
Riggs
William Swope 84 dies after five year illness
William Swope 84 retired farmer died at 10 am yesterday at his home 607 E Oxford State Road after a five year illness. Survived by wife Hattie daughter Mrs Lydia Baker Morrison Ark and two grandchildren. Services 10 am Monday McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev R C Caudill. burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm.
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William Swope
Oxford State Road
Hattie
Lydia Baker
Morrison, Ark
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
R. C. Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral Home
Peto
Lebanon Man George James Dies After Long Illness
George James 77 of 307 E Silver St Lebanon died at home after prolonged ill health. He worked for years at James Food Market. Survived by wife Freda two brothers John and Herschel and sister Miss Leola James all of Lebanon. Services Saturday 10:30 am Oswald Memorial Home Rev T J McHendry officiating. Burial Lebanon Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 pm Friday.
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Lebanon
George James
E. Silver St
James
Freda
John and
Herschel
Leola James
Oswald
T. J. McHendry
Lebanon Cemetery
Keith Pierce Dies of Leukemia in Columbus Hospital
Keith Pierce son of Mr and Mrs Carl Pierce of Waynesville died of leukemia Tuesday at Children s Hospital Columbus Surviving are his parents and two brothers Allen and Timothy Services will be held Friday at 16 a m at the Grand Avenue Church of Goa Middletown with burial in Wheelersburg Cemetery Friends may call at the Stubbs Funeral Home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m
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Waynesville
Keith Pierce
Carl Pierce
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Allen
Timothy
Grand Avenue Church
Goa
Middletown
Wheelersburg
Stubbs
Flora Rice dies at Sugar Grove. services set
Mrs Flora Rice died yesterday at her Sugar Grove home. Surviving son George In gram of Sugar Grove. Services will be held at 2 pm Saturday at Stubbs Funeral Home with burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin.
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Waynesville
Flora
Rice
Sugar Grove
George Ingram
Stubbs
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Carlisle Man Arthur Talmadge Franklin Dies at 45
Arthur Talmadge Franklin, 45, was found dead yesterday at his Central Avenue home in Carlisle. The fiancée Norman Updyke of Franklin found him after he apparently suffered a heart attack Tuesday evening while reading a newspaper. Born and raised in Carlisle, he spent 23 years at the Frigidaire plant in Dayton. Services set for 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Eaton Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Edwards officiating. burial in Carlisle Cemetery. Visitation tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Franklin
Arthur F. Tallmadge
Central Avenue
Carlisle
Eaton Funeral Home
Robert Edwards
Carlisle Cemetery
Mrs Celia Jackson Requiem Mass At St Marys Church
Obituary notice for Celia Trownsell Jackson 79 of 940 Dayton Street with Requiem High Mass at 9 30 a m tomorrow at St Marys Church. Also memorial for Clarence Theiss 62 of 1025 Fairview Avenue with services today Proeschel.
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Celia Trownsell Jackson
Dayton St
St. Mary’s
Clarence J. Theiss
Fairview Ave
Proeschel
Smithsonian holds Spirit of St. Louis aircraft
The Smithsonian Institution in Washington displays the Spirit of St. Louis, the airplane flown by Charles A. Lindbergh across the Atlantic, marking a landmark achievement in aviation history.
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Smithsonian Institution
Washington
St. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dwelly Lane Committal Pending in Manslaughter Case
David C. Daly, 23, Hamilton, convicted of first degree manslaughter in the fat beating of his wife on August 5, is described as a psycho pathic offender by Lima State Hospital officials who say he is sane. He will be returned for a hearing to decide if he should be committed to Lima or confined to a penal institution, with time at Lima counted toward his sentence. Also involved is William Carl Boehm, 17, Middletown, indicted for first degree murder in the October 21 death of neighbor girl Deborah Lafayette, with arraignment to follow.
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Hamilton
David C. Daly
Yestoday
Lima State Hospital
Dwelly
William Carl Boehm
Midway
Middletown
Lima
Boehm
Deborahine Lafayette
Grand Ry
Lima Hospital
Ohio Penitentiary
Mansfield Reformatory
Paddled Principal Receives Birthday From Student
Dayton AP reports Leo Traen, principal of Loos School, who gives birthday paddlings to youngsters from kindergarten to fourth grade, was upended when a fourth grader returned the favor with 40 swats before declaring it an estimate. Traen, age 55, walked away laughing.
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Dayton
Ohio
Leo Traen
Loos School
Traen
Notable deaths across nations include several figures
London Viscount Eli bank author and politician died Wednesday. New London Rear Adm. Luis de Florez retired at 73 and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross after a Navy WWII role. Copenhagen Alsing Andersen 69, Socialist International head since 1957, dies. Atlanta sports editor Edward Friend Danforth, 70, died Wednesday after a heart attack. Danforth long served at the Atlanta Journal and began his career in Hopkinsville Kentucky.
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New London
Copenhagen
Denmark
Alsing Andersen
The
Socialist International
Atlanta, Ga
Edward Friend Danforth
Atlanta Journal
Danforth
Hopkinsville
Kentucky New Era
Rhodes Seeks Delay on 20 Story Ohio Building
Gov elect James A Rhodes asked the School Employees Retirement System to delay starting a $6 million office building at Third and Broad Streets Columbus to consider the site for a state office building. Ward Ashman said the system would honor the request.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Third and Broad Streets
Rhodes
Ward Ashman
Renoir Sells For 100000 At Parke-Bernet Auction
A Renoir painting titled La Fete de Pan from 1879 sold at Parke-Bernet Galleries for 100000 dollars to Mrs. Robert Gurney. The sale benefited three charities: United Jewish Appeal, New York Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund, and colonies de Vacances of Geneva.
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New York
Renoir
Parke-Bernet
Pan
Robert Gurney
United Jewish Appeal
New York Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Colonies de Vacances
Geneva
Switzerland
Officers Save Life Of Child
Dayton police officers R W Mannix and W Pinney saved an 11 month old girl named Josie Lee Dapice after her heart stopped and she turned blue. Pinney performed mouth to mouth resuscitation while Mannix rushed her to Miami Valley Hospital. Doctors and nurses then performed external heart massage and removed a bean from her throat. she is recovering.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
R. W. Mannix
W. Pinney
Pinney
Mannix
Josie Lee Dapice
Miami Valley Hospital
Josie
Drought Hits Syria Farmland But Hauran Backs Crops
In Syria persistent drought reduces farming across most regions. The Hauran plain in the south sustains cereals while a narrow coastal belt grows tobacco, cotton, and peanuts. Sugar beets, sugar cane, and grapes circle around Homs north of Damascus.
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Syria
Hauran
Homs
Damascus
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